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HORTENSE HOOD American History PHYLLIS HOOD English HI and IV HAROLD HUCH English I and H Latin I and II ALBERT KAYE Shorthand II - Typing II Bookkeeping BARBARA LYONS Shorthand I - Typing I BRUCE MAXWELL Band - Chorus Music Appreciation VOLA MILLER Home Economics I, II, and in HENRY M1TZE Civics and Economics P.E. - General Science JAMES NORDBERG Industrial Arts I, II, and III Coach ALICE PATTERSON Algebra I - Geometry NORMAN WEBER English I and U Speech
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HAZEL JEAN BEATTIE Biology CARROLL BELCHER P. E. - World History Athletic Director Basketball Coach ANNIE H. BOYD Typing I CLARENCE BRADLEY Drivers’ Ed. - World History Football Coach MILDRED CICKA English II and III CHARLES E. CROUCH General Science Guidance Director IRENE DAHLEM Office Secretary RAYMOND DEASON Agriculture I, II, III, and IV JOHN T. FULLERTON Algebra II and III - Geometry Trigonometry - Solid Geometry GEORGE GRIGG Algebra I - General Math. General Science HELEN HILL P.E.
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Our Assistant Principal Speaks . . . HELLO, STUDENTS OF S. T. H. S. Hard work means nothing to a hen. She just keeps on digging worms and laying eggs, regardless of what the business prognosticators say about the outlook for this or any other year. If the ground is hard, she scratches harder. If it is dry, she digs deeper. If it is wet, she digs where it is dry. If she hits a rock, she digs around it. If she gets a few more hours of daylight, she give up a few more eggs and digs a few hours longer. She always digs up worms and turns them into hard-shelled profits. I believe we can learn sometimes from the quotation about the hen. Work is an honorable thing. Sometimes I think we take too much for granted, such as our education and dem- ocratic form of government. It is necessary to work for a good education and the preservation of our democracy. It is my utmost desire to have all the students in the S.T.H.S. develop into dependable, reliable, respect- able, and well-educated citizens who will always be happy and well adjusted in their various walks of life. It has always been my intention to instill a kind of harmony and friendliness among the students which would accompany them when they graduate from high school. I feel that the education you receive here will be an asset in accepting your responsibility in the home, the community, and the nation. May your future be filled with success and happiness.
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